Over on the feature table, John Farrell and Andy Black have taken over control, while Pascal Rabany and Richard O'Neill were among the short stacks. Rabany jammed two hands in a row and the second time came out of the cutoff for 85,000, O'Neill called all in for 78,000 on the button.
Richard O'Neill: 
Pascal Rabany: 
Rabany flopped trips queens on 
and O'Neill was left without any hope on the turn already.
Christopher Nash had a lucky chop when he was all in with 
against the of David Lappin, as a seven-high straight appeared on the board.
Soon after he had the best of it going into the showdown with 
and faced Robbie McCormack with 
. This time, Nash saw the board run out 
to improve McCormack to the nut flush and he had to settle for 41st place.
The table broke right after and Lappin arrived to see Tomas Montrimas double through Peter Cahill in a flip, prevailing with pocket nines. Not long ago, Motrimas was in need of a miracle and at risk for 13,000. However, he has now jumped to almost 30 big blinds.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Elias Vaaraniemi took a hit when Ricardo Klassen doubled through the Finn, while fellow big stack Per Helge Gassand sent John Keown to the rail.
Gassand opened on the button and called the shove of Keown in the big blind for 102,000 total.
John Keown: 
Per Helge Gassand:
The 
flop left Keown with just running aces as outs, and he was drawing dead on the 
turn. A meaningless 
fell on the river and Keown was eliminated in 42nd place.
Quentin Lecomte was no longer in his seat and the UnibetPoker.fr ambassador was spotted with Alexandre Reard and the French media, explaining how he had busted.
According to Lecomte, Mick McCloskey defended his big blind and check-called three barrels on a board of 
for 16,000 on the flop, 30,000 on the turn and 142,000 on the river. Lecomte was caught bluffing with 
and McCloskey had 
for top pair.
Hand #1
Down to only 18,000, Tomas Motrimas was all in with the 
and Henri Koivisto called with the 
. The board came 
and Motrimas got there on the turn.
Hand #2
Peter Cahill shoved for 102,000 on the button and Motrimas called for fewer than that from the small blind, Ville Hakala called all in out of the big blind.
Tomas Motrimas:
Ville Hakala:
Peter Cahill: 
The flop all but sealed the fate of Motrimas, but the 
turn and 
river turned top set into the worst hand. Cahill chipped up the most in the side pot and Hakala headed to the rail with a bad beat story to tell.
Jonathan Lowe was all in for just 33,000 with the 
, facing Tomas Motrimas with 
and Emil Brunnberg with . The board ran out and Lowe tripled up, Motrimas was left with crumbs.
Markus Heikkila flopped a flush draw with , but Pascal Rabany on the button held up with when the chips went in after the flop of a board 
.
Last but not least, Benny Glaser three-bet out of the big blind and was at risk for 75,000, initial raiser Paul Jux Holderness called.
Benny Glaser:
Paul Jux Holderness:
The pocket pair remained best after the board and Glaser doubled with a full house.
The first player to bust in the money was Dara O'Kearney over on the feature table. He ran his short stack with into the of John Farrel and found no help on the 
board.
Soon after, Pavao Veza followed after losing a flip for the last 36,000 with 
against Robert Franks and his . The board came 
to give Franks top two pair.
Last but not least, Kevin Fitzpatrick was spotted all in after a flop and he tabled 
. Jakub Groblewski turned over and proceeded to further improve to a full house on the turn and river run out.
Kasper Mellanen busted over on the feature table and when Barry McMahon ran with into the of Thomas Fitzgerald, finding no help on a board of 
, the dealers were instructed to stop after their current hand.
There was one further showdown and Raiko Vannas failed to improve with ace-queen against the of Robert Franks, reducing the field from 50 to 47 hopefuls and letting the bubble burst without the need to play hand-for-hand.
Niveau: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
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